Glitches in the Matrix: Overcoming Deterministic Systems
Even the most deterministic computer program can create unexpected outcomes; the same goes for the wider world which surrounds us. Glitches in the system are just another word for opportunity.
Tagged: philosophy
Reflections on Clausewitz, Book II, Chapters 5 & 6: History and Criticism
In these chapters Clausewitz addresses the use of theory, and how to employ historical examples correctly, so as to reach a useful understanding of the battlefield.
Pepe, Kek, and the Rise of an Elder God [video]
The Pepe/Kek phenomenon is far more than just an amusing meme; it’s a manifestation of Azatoth, the blind, idiot god of laughter, and its danger should not be underestimated.
Women’s Capacity for Moral Agency
This is a follow-up to my recent article Game Versus the Reactosphere, and my video The White Knight, as well as an expansion on the concepts in another video, Men Are Responsible for Feminism; Esoteric Trad has written a response to my first article here, and Free Northerner published a similar piece to this one titled The Slut Event Horizon. Women’s capacity for moral agency (or lack thereof) is seldom a question which is specifically addressed; neither here in the Neoreactionary/Manosphere circles, and certainly not in the culture at large. In our case there are several reasons that it doesn’t...
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